Word: sticked
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...right to strike. The Taft-Hartley Law's injunction powers are worthless here because their use simply gives each side eighty days more to think up bigger and better arguments against each other. And if the Miners' strike of 1947 is any indication, the government cannot make an injunction stick anyway. What is needed, then, is some agency which, with the ability of a Solomon to gain everybody's confidence, can ensure settlements without any breaks in production. No one has yet been able to think up a more adequate solution than...
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. '38, associate professor of History, regretfully agreed with Gootenberg that Stevenson would stick to his decision, but added, "he'll probably...
Favorite aperitif with S.L.C. demoiselles is straight bourbon, according to the "Spoon's" congenial bartender. But some don't need to be coaxed to down a Martini, Manhattan, or Diaquiri, Most, however, stick to beer...
...doubles, Wynn plans to stick with the Ball-Crouch duo for the second combination. He experimented with a team of Haegler and Wister last fall for the first spot, but may split these two and put them with either Levinson, Mayers or possibly Dave Berndt, the first alternate...
Janos' pictures were peopled with little stick figures. Small suns represented days, flat circles indicated the passing years. His first drawing showed a house, baby carriage, and 13 of the yearly circles, the last one incomplete. Authorities guessed that meant he was 12½ years old. Just under the sixth circle, Janos drew a line and pointed at his mouth and ears to show when he had lost his voice and hearing. Two circles later, he pantomimed the shooting of a machine gun. A succeeding sketch, showing the dotted lines of bullets headed straight from the muzzle...